top.frames[1].location.href not working: fetch frame name during runtime

Revathi Balakrishnan

Hi All
My" Frame .html " page is divided in to header and client frames and in my client frame i am loading "client.html" page, and this client .html is divided in to multiple frames,

when i click any on link in the client.html,it should load the url of the link in the client frame, ir respective of the frame in which the link resides in the client.html,

hence i used

top.frames[1].location.href=link_url;
this is not working

But if i use
top.frames["framename"]=link_url
it works fine

i don want to use the name, can any one help me please?

Jul 6 '08 #1

hsriat

According to w3schools, it would return references of the named frame only. So if the second frame of your page doesn't have any name, it won't be returned with frames[1].

Jul 6 '08 #2

Revathi Balakrishnan

i have named my frame, as CLIENT eventhough if i use
top.frames[1].location.href=link_url; i am getting object expected error, and i checked window.frames.length before the line top.frames[1].location.href usig alert, and that retured 1, but i expected more than 2, since my

My" Frame .html " page is divided in to header and client frames and in my client frame i am loading "client.html" page, and this client .html is divided in to multiple frames,

i don understand what is happening, i am expecting your advice :)

Jul 8 '08 #3

acoder

Post your HTML frame code. Also, have a look at this link.

Jul 8 '08 #4

Revathi Balakrishnan

Hi Guys, I'm back , sorry was pulled in to some other issue,

And this issue was yet unresolved.

top.frames[1].location.href=page_url; is still not working,

But i have found one thing, it works in IE(version 6), it is not working in fire fox only.

Can any one hep me.


i am not able to paste the entire code, due to some safty measures :(

Jul 22 '08 #5

Revathi Balakrishnan

Hi all
In the below syntax,
top.frames["framename"].location.href

i don want to hard code the frame name, Instead is there any way in which i can dynamically fetch the name of the frame in a html file using javascript?

Any of ur advise would be much helpful to me

Jul 22 '08 #6

Revathi Balakrishnan

Hi all
the below syntax,

top.frames[1].location.href not working is not working in fire fox

but the below works
top.frames["framename"].location.href


i don want to hard code the frame name, Instead is there any way with which i can dynamically fetch the name of the frame in a html file using javascript?

Any of ur advise would be much helpful to me

Jul 23 '08 #7

Brosert

top.frames[1].location.href not working is not working in fire fox

Have you tried

Jul 23 '08 #8

Revathi Balakrishnan

hi
Thanks for the reply, I tried top.frames[0].location.href that also does not work

Jul 23 '08 #9

acoder

Just post some relevant code, e.g. how you've declared the frame tag, where and how you're calling the code.

Jul 29 '08 #10

acoder

Merged threads. Please do not double post your questions.

Jul 29 '08 #11